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About the M.S. in Applied Mathematical Sciences Degree at TROY

Build a solid foundation in statistics, research, programming, and discrete mathematics for fast-growing careers in actuarial science, operations research, statistics, data science, and college teaching with the Master of Science in Applied Mathematical Sciences degree at ÎÞÂë¾ÞÈé. Beyond building knowledge and skills through your coursework, you’ll gain hands-on experience and a research opportunity through your thesis or project at the end of the program. TROY’s applied mathematics degree, the only one of its kind in Alabama, is delivered fully online in convenient 9-week terms. You can attend live Teams meetings once a week — or access the recordings later. Take classes full time and complete your degree in two years or attend part time if that option better fits your schedule and your life. No GRE is required.

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An Applied Math Master’s Online Led by Caring Faculty Experts

TROY’s online applied mathematics degree is taught by a team of highly qualified and experienced faculty members. They have a wide range of specialties, from operator theory to homological algebra, and are all well-versed in teaching online. You’ll find these dedicated experts to be caring and committed to helping you succeed — in class and in research. And because of TROY’s small class sizes, you’ll have access to your professors so you can receive the individualized attention you deserve.

Skills Learned

Whether you’re a veteran preparing for your next career, working in IT and considering a job change, or a high school teacher who wants to teach at the college level, earning an applied mathematics degree with a concentration in statistics or discrete mathematics and modeling can open the door to lucrative, in-demand careers. According to the , overall employment of mathematicians and statisticians is projected to grow 30 percent through 2032, much faster than the average for all occupations. In May 2022, the median annual wage was $112,110 for mathematicians and $98,920 for statisticians. 

Applied Mathematics Degree Curriculum

While specific courses may vary from year to year, your applied mathematics master’s degree coursework may include:

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Master of Science in Applied Mathematical Sciences

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Make Career Connections through TROY’s PME Chapter

Stand out to employers and make valuable connections for your future by joining Pi Mu Epsilon (PME), a national mathematics honor society with more than 400 chapters across the United States. Known as the Alabama Eta chapter, TROY’s PME chapter presents you with many networking, mentoring, and professional development opportunities. For example, through MathFest, a conference hosted annually by the Mathematical Association of America (MAA), you can present to — and network with — math educators, industry leaders, and other students and math enthusiasts from across the country. 
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Careers with the TROY Applied Mathematics Master’s Degree

TROY’s applied math master’s online prepares you for in-demand careers in actuarial science, operations research, statistics, and data science. With it, you could work as an analyst at the National Security Agency, teach at the college level or go on to a variety of other applied mathematics jobs. TROY’s program will also prepare you for Ph.D.-level studies in mathematics and statistics.

Job Outlook

When it comes to applied mathematics graduate programs, TROY’s program uniquely prepares you for a wide variety of careers including: actuary, operations researcher, statistician, mathematician, data scientist, market research analyst, college teacher.

Faculty Profiles

Dr. Ken Roblee

Dr. Ken Roblee

Dr. Ken Roblee received degrees from the University of Alabama (B.S.) and Auburn University (M.S., Ph.D.). His primary research area is Graph Theory. He enjoys mentoring student research projects, and advising the Mathematics Club and chapter of the national mathematics honor society. He primarily teach mathematics major and minor courses.
Learn more about our faculty 334-670-3406 kroblee@troy.edu

Tailor Your Applied Mathematical Sciences Master’s Degree with a Concentration

Broaden your career opportunities by choosing a specialization that fits your career goals.
M.S. in Applied Mathematical Sciences: Statistics Concentration
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M.S. in Applied Mathematical Sciences: Discrete Mathematics and Modeling Concentration
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